We discuss how 2020 has impacted the lives, futures, and outlooks of young adults with an author. And a primary care physician shares some examples of what his patients told him when he asked about how worrying about costs affected their health care decision-making.
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Did 2020 Give Us A More Realistic Outlook On Young Adulthood?
Cultural ideals and coming of age movies tell us our 20s are supposed to be the time to pursue dream jobs, adventure, travel, make memories with friends, and find someone to eventually settle down with. The pandemic has made many of these things even more out of reach. We talk with a writer about bringing these “perceived norms” back to reality, and the experiences of young adults during the pandemic.
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What A Doctor Learned When He Started Asking His Patients About Their Financial Situation
Our finances can have a profound impact on every aspect of our lives, including how and when we seek medical care. In a new book, Dr. Michael Stein shares stories of what he learned from patients when he began asking them about their financial challenges. He joins us to tell us more.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- J. Carlisle Larsen Producer
- Rainesford Stauffer Guest
- Dr. Michael Stein Guest
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